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Zane, meanwhile, has gone to Apple and will be launching competition, in the shape of its live station Beats 1.

On a smaller scale, a recently launched competition might help to pay for a few projects, and could raise awareness of the power of 3D printing in the developing world.

If every XPRIZE competition we launch has a winner, we are not being audacious enough, and we will continue to launch competitions that are literal or figurative moonshots, pushing the boundaries of what's possible.

Launching competitions with big cash prizes gets people to keep playing a game in hopes of climbing in the rankings.

1.30pm Grand National day competition By popular demand we are launching a competition today.

Mr Straw also said the Government was "launching a competition" to provide a new prison ship.

Mars is also launching a competition to give members of the public the chance to appear in the ad.

The Mayor of Bristol is launching a competition to find a design for the proposed £80m arena next to Temple Meads railway station.

So, why is it worth launching a competition like this in the first place, you ask?

It is this challenge that the Ministries of Health, Water and Education pledged to meet by jointly launching a competition to develop these devices in schools.

Boeing is still suspended from government satellite-launching programs after the Air Force concluded in July that employees stole 25,000 documents from Lockheed Martin during a $2 billion rocket-launching competition in 1998.